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17 Sep 1900
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Winona Daily Republican in Winona, Minnesota
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1900
Page
1
American Infantry Repels Boxers at Mo Tai
A U S infantry company and a detachment of Bengal lancers repelled a 2000 strong Boxer force at Mo Tai on the road to Peking. Chinese losses are reported at 200 dead with no American casualties. German and British actions around Peking and Tien Tsin noted, with Japanese troops quartering and Austrian batteries arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Fourteenth
United States Infantry
Mo Tai
Peking
Bengal Lancers
Tien Tsin
Fukishimi
Quartermaster Supplies for Army in China Held at Taku
Washington reports nearly all subsistence supplies for the American Army in China are aboard transports near Taku. General Chaffee’s movement to the Philippines awaits orders, with actions held in abeyance by state department negotiations. The post office plans a service for the army as Robinson arrives at Taku awaiting headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Taku
General Chaffee
Philippines
Chaffee
War Department
State Department
Post Office Department
Robinson
Li Hang Chang Accuses Empress Advisers in Shanghai Report
The Times Shanghai correspondent reports Li Hung Chang, after interviews with Rockhill and Mumm von Schwartzenstein, has sent a memorial to the throne accusing Prince Tuan, Prince Qibing, Tsailan, Kang Yi, Chao Chu Chiao and others. He will submit credentials to the German minister in Shanghai for transmission to Emperor William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Hang Chang
Lonpoy
Shanghai
the Times
Rockhill
Mumm von Schwartzenstein
Prince Tuan
Prince Qibing
Tsailan
Seven Million Dollars for Damages to Catholic Missions
The Vatican notes damages to Catholic missions in China may total 11 580 000 dollars. France is said to back Vatican claims during China negotiations. Rockhill departs for Peking to report on China incidents as Li Hung prepares to head to the capital. Allied generals urge Chinese return to work with officers supervising looting stops and formal receipts for supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romer
Vatican
China
Rockhill
Pelcog
Washington
William W. Rockhill
McKinley
Peking
Li Hung
Shanghai
Prexine
Taku
Americans Did No Looting Reported in Chinese Dispatch
A Sept. 13 despatch from Shanghai reported that Americans did not loot Tu Liu during disturbances. The Sixth United States Cavalry is ordered to Yang Tsung up the Pei Ho with two heavy guns to strengthen communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
Agricultural imports value by country for 1895 99
Washington date line reports Frank H Hitchcock in the agriculture department released a bulletin on our agricultural imports from each foreign country for the five fiscal years 1895 to 1899. It states an average import value of 566 964 708 dollars with more than half from tropical countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank H. Hitchcock
Department of Agriculture
Leading agricultural imports by value in 1895 to 1899
The leading articles in our agricultural import trade by value were sugar coffee hides and skins wools silks vegetable fibers fruits and nuts tea tobacco wines vegetable oils and live animals. Those products together accounted for about ninety percent of the total import value.
Portuguese Government Authorizes Kruger's Departure
Sept 17 dispatches report Portugal authorizes Mr. Kruger to leave for Europe with Mozambique governor's approval and steps to ensure his personal security. Sources list Lourenco Marques and possible routes via Herzog to Marseilles, Holland. The Netherlands offered a Dutch warship to assist the voyage, and Mrs Kruger is said to have arrived at Lourenzo Marques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Lisson
Mozambique
Europe
Liston
Herzog
Lourenzo Marques
Holland
Marseilles
the Hague
Netherlands
London
Daily Express
Roosevelt Accepts Nomination in Public Letter
New York September 17 Theodore Roosevelt official acceptance letter made public calling on all citizens to back McKinley’s reelection. He argues expansion policy aligns with founding principles and rejects charges of imperialism or militarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O. Wolcott
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Republic
Americ
Galveston Strives to Halt Looting and Restore Order
On Sept 17 Galveston officials report harmony between military and civil authorities. Marshal Grant controls access to the city and transport, with rangers assisting looter arrests. Disinfection of streets and buildings proceeds, shops and restaurants rush business, and relief transport helps destitute residents leave with fair fares enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GalvesTon
Thomas
United States
Grant
Scurry
Texas City
Virginia Point
Marshal Grant
Pulegs
Jones
Delegates elected in Havana vote favors pro American ties
In Havana province the National party won the majority delegates and one minority seat while the Republican party took the other two. Returns from other provinces came slowly due to heavy rains. Several delegates favored close relations with the United States, despite anti annexationist appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
National Party
Republican Party
Pinar del Rio
Gonzalo de Quesada
Ruis Rivera
Quiles
Santiago
Juan Guilberto Gomez
Puperto Principe
Senores Cisneros
Silva
Santa Clara
Matanzas
Senor Gener
Wood
United States
Captain MecQueston Killed By His Man In Philippines
General MacArthur reports Captain Charles MecQueston of the Fourth United States Infantry died in the Philippines from a gunshot wound inflicted in a brief insanity episode. He attacked men of his company and was shot in self defense by a private soldier. Further details awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Philippines
Charles MecQueston
United States Infantry
Charles McQueston
Fourth
Mangonone
Baccor
Cavite
McQueston
Guam Citizens Assured as Americans by Annexation
In a U S district court session Judge Estee held that native people of Guam are Americans through the territory's annexation by the United States. The ruling affirms Guam residents' American status under U S law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxouuxu
San Francisco
Guam
United States District Court
Estee
United States
Marcus Daly Improving at Hotel Netherlands
Marcus Daly of Montana, noted silver mine owner, is improving at the Hotel Netherlands where he has been ill since September 8. Doctors report he is suffering from heart failure but is able to be about his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Daly
New York
Montana
Netherlands
Murder in Broad Daylight on Van Buren Street
Peter Hartman of Burkett Indiana was attacked by three highwaymen on Van Buren Street near State in Chicago. They dragged him to an alley behind the Trocadero theater and murdered him for his money. The crime was witnessed by bystanders but the assailants fled. Hartman died en route to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hartman
Chicago
Curiaco
Burkett
Ind
van Buren Street
State
Hartman
Gale on Lake Michigan Causes Harbor Damage at Racine
A southeast gale on Lake Michigan sent a big sea into Racine harbor washing away sand and undermining the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad sidetrack. An oil house was undermined and a 800 foot breastworks were built with sandbags to protect the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racyney
Wis
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Snow in Michigan Threatens Crops as Freeze Approaches
In Negau nee Michigan on September 17 a 20 degree day gave way to snow and possible crop damage if freezes occur. Rain persisted, affecting regional crops as winter nears. At Louisville a two week fall carnival opened with a floral parade and Afro American day featuring Booker T. Washington. In Houston the Merchants and Planters oil mill burned, causing extensive losses estimated at 310000 to 400000 and leaving 350 workers jobless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hara
Negaunee
Mich
Louisvville
Louisville
Booker T. Washington
Houston
South
Joss
Obituaries and population figures from recent reports
Prince Henry of Hegse died at Musnich Sunday. John P. Shannon supreme dictator of the Knights of Honor died at Elberton Ga. Susan B Anthony is at home in Rochester N Y after a collapse last week. During the last eight months emigration from Hamburg and Bremen reached 138 418 compared with 105 611 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry of
Hegse
Musnich
John P. Shannon
Knights of Honor
Elberton
Susan B. Anthony
Rochester
Hamburg
Bremen
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Minneapolis
Milwauke
Cleveand
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Mahuke Brothers, Fancy Bakers and Grocers
West Fifth Street
THE
Fulton
I. E. Kashner
Westman’s Bakery
East Third Street
B. P. Shepherd
Osteopath
Menn
Berthe
Thos. A. Peirce, M.D
Homerpathic
Johnson Street
Mo, Tal
Péking
Roosevelt
Fa Elepho
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Gareres
Northwestern Telephon Exchange Company
J. W. Stovall
the Palace
Schlosstein
Proprietors
Marc. D. Lombard
Heinrich Barth
Berlin
Prussia
E. Wabasha Street
Minn
MecQueston
Hood
Racine
Michigan
Jon M A. Gunderso
St. Paul & Ashtinceaplis Es
Minature Clas
St- Paul
Natural Ass
G. Fruetel
Brertscry
Grosgrove
Geo. W. Calkins
Dairyman
Chas. le Page
South Huff Street Foot Fitter
Fidelity and Guaranty
Pbhone
Bearens & G0
OO West Third
Direet
Corey
Money Creek
California
W. F. Rowley & Son
W. Rifth Street
Schlitz Hotel
Schlitz
Joseph A. Obrecht
KuhiIman
Orhoff John Wald
Post & Arps
M. Sterbnz
E. Malov
Thornton
Thy
Third St
E. Meee
Center St
Main St
Third Cery Co
E. Howard
E. Howard -903 W. Pitch 9238 W. Fifth -879 W. Fifth 879 W. Fifth .618 W. Fifth
Wabasha
B. Broadway
Sandora
Wee Ag
Chae & Cow
John Prondinski
W Granitzow
Paul Haake
Fred Brandt
Theo. F. Leeb & Co
Prescription Druggists
Third Street
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